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Lost in Translation 317: Remaking the Raven Scott Delahunt Lost in Translation November 15, 2019 0Remaking The Raven will require a deft touch and the right cast.
Lost in Translation 315: The Raven Scott Delahunt Lost in Translation November 1, 2019 2 4Poe’s “The Raven” is a staple in high school, serving as an introduction to mood and tone while not being so esoteric to turn students away.
Lost in Translation 255: The Mummy (1999) Scott Delahunt Lost in Translation May 18, 2018 2 19The 1999 remake of The Mummy changed the tone of the story, going from the original’s gothic romance to an action-horror.
ABCs of Horror 2016 Day 16: K is for Boris Karloff Jessica Sowards ABCs of Horror October 16, 2016 0 16One day, while dressed in his best suit, eating at the studio’s commissary, James Whale happened upon Karloff and asked him to audition for the film that would make him a star, Frankenstein (1931).
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